Tu-Hwnt-I'R Bont

National Trust owned but leased to the cafe owner, beautiful cottage set by the river a must for A Welsh cream tea

Very nice and cosy place. Spectacular views. Parking for customer only. But do expect to pay through the roof for food and drink.

Quaint, tiny and super cosy teahouse in the border of Snowdonia. There's very limited seating inside, but there's also a lovely terrace outside to sit when the weather is good. No dogs allowed inside, only at the outdoor terrace.

Incredibly beautiful fifteenth century building with excellent character and delicious food. Worth a visit if you're in the neighborhood. A must. Don't cheat yourself.

Loved the tea room,been several times.
My downside for the prices they charge,is I wish the cups saucers,and spoons had a good bleach,all were not acceptable,
Don't get that in a roadside cafe

Tasty food, generous portions, lovely location. Rather expensive though and don't like being asked to share a table.

National Trust tea room and restaurant on the beautiful River Conwy.

The tea room itself is quite nice but a bit pricey. Expect to pay £7ish for a cream tea, and you may need to book in advance. For the view of the building probably to go in autumn when it is most often photographed as the vine leaves turn red.

A gem of a place. Pretty as a postcard. Good service, good selection of food. Try the AfternoonTea!